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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-13

OF lato the American press has contain
ed much Information regarding tho origin
progress and successful termination Of the
remarkable negotiations with the CHINESE
Empire, that have been contaminated by
the now ilmous adyenturer, Conn
Mitkiewicz. Within few days past tn,
telegraph columns Of the newspapers have
teemel with tho "record" Of the hero O.
the negotiations, while the readers have
to a considerable extent been kept in the
dark as 10 their exact nature. The storie.
that are in circulation concerning the
romantic career Of the Count are oil little
Importance SO lar as their connection with
the main issue 10 concerned. y
Whatever the mans past history may
have been, whether he was a bona
hde Count, OF Counts valet, Ger.
tain it 10 that ho has been
the instrument through which a
great and thoroughly responsible Ameri.
can syndicate has obtained wonderful
eonesssions from the Chinese Govern.
mon. concessions that will be Of meal.
culable benefit to this country, and the
securing Of which marks the Count as one
Of the most remarkable men OF tho nine
tenth century. The name Of Wharton
Barker, Of the banking firm Of Barker
Bros. 4 Co., Of Philadelphia, which ap.
pears at the head Of the syndicate, is a
sufficient guarantee Of its solidity.
Tho originator Of tho enterprise which
is now allording such food for gossip is
this versatile Eugene de Mitkiewicz, by
birth and lineage said to be q Count Of the
I Rugsian Empire, but now by naturaliza-
ton an American citizen. ai i,1, 4 4
About year ago 1t occurred to him that
China was a rich field in which to intro.
duce the telephone, and he preached the
subject to the Chinese Minister in Wash.
ingtou, where the Count also resldes. Hs
accompanied tho proposition with an.
other, viz, to form company to transact
tho telephone buaineEs throughout the
Empire Of Ohiua-a company with ample
capital, Of which one-hslf was to be fur
nished by American capitalists, il the
Chinese merchants would furnish the re-.
mainder. To make q long story short, the
matter was finally consumated. Barker,
the Philadelphia banker, and the Viceroy
OF China became interested and AlitEie-
wicz wss selected 10 perform tho delicate
mission Of securing the necessary concea.
sions from tho Celestial Empire. The
other gentlemen composing the syndicate
arc said TO be among tho wealthiest bank.
ers OF the Quaker city. yl!..3,; !3S
On the 9th Of June last, tho count ar.
rived at Shanghai. Four weeks swere &C.
cupied in holding conferences with the
high officials Of the Empire, and after
much trouble the concessions asked for
weso granted, tho last difficulty overcome
being the matter Of obtaining the I'M.
perial consent.
II is said by the syndicate that the ben.
eti!a to the United States Of the conceas.
ions made to them cannot be estimated.
The whole trade Of China, they allege,
will be conferred upon this country,
England, France and Germany being
shut out altogether. It is impossible,
they say, 10 estimate this trade. The
lowest possible estimate would put it at
not less than twelve hundred MILLIONS Of
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has been prescribed for years for all i'm.
purities oil tho Blood. In every form Of
Scroiulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial dis.
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~ HAVE been an annual sufferer from,
Hay Fever for 40 years. 1T recurring
about August Goth OF each year. For
several summera I have used Eiy's Cream
Balm with excellent results am free
from any Asthmatic symptoms. u hope
many sufferers will be induced to try The
remedy, GEORGE carp, Baltimore, Nd,
I'll n ~ p N .TThfAw 81
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ssta4.r gGta DIED. T4
ALDIEdER-on Monday, September u, 1887, at
1880 A. ~, EDNA U. ALEISoEg, sged IL months
and q daJg. ~ m I. s-stlsg = ,'l73F. rIIiSE.
Funeralwlil take place from tho re,idence oil her
parents, No. 1925 Wood, corner Nineteenth
street, this truesday) afternoon at l O'Clock.
In!crment at nj. Calvary Cemetery. Frlcndl
OF tho family arc invited 10 attend. Z
Tho lovely bud. 40 young, no fair, ), RI. x
Called home by carly doom. a frasll
JrAt came 10 show how sweet a tlower
In Paradise doeth bloom. A. iN'"
EXLEY-O On Sunday. Aepicnbcr H. 1857. Mt 10:st
o'clock r. JAMES ExLEr, In tho Slst year Of
his Gge. 5I.''sf sg3si4l7 f5s ?
Euneralisom bis late residence, No. lo?5 McCollo,h
street, this tTussday) afternoon at . o'clock
Intc'mcnt at Peninsula Cemetery. Friends o.
the family are invited. No flowers. 80 az
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The "rhackersy Letters" will DO con.
tinued in Sc,ibner's for October, with let.
ters written during his two American Wis.
its. They are said to be good.naturedly
appreciatiye Of Americans and American
life. There is briet closing word by Mra.
Brookfeld. ;sl75i5lt
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HOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
What tho Publishers are Doing for the World
IGs4 tIaN s OF READERS. s u

M " 5NWM, H3 OF NenuerBs IhiA- s8'sU tsS.Tt
AS "'Josiah Aliens Vile" Marietta Hol-
10y has written some Of the most delight.
ful books. She tells good story always,
and 90 often tells It well. What she
writes has a quaint charm Of a "Do#n
East" dialect, and she deals with odd PEG.
pic and odd things. Those who remem.
Der "samantha at the Centennial" and
those who don't will greatly enjoy
"samantha at Saratoga" where all that
she saw and did and all the peculiarities
Of Josiah Allen and many other people
arc recited by josiah ALIENS Vile. The
author and the publishers have had the
good fortune to command the serycea oil
Mr. Frederick Opper, the famous Puck ar.
tist, who has given additional interest tc
the wanderings Of Samantha" aud hel
friends. Textbook will prove source Of
delight in any family.-Hut1ard Brothers
] PHILADELPHIA,
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norsford's Acid Phosphate Invaluable. 1;
Dr.. B. A. Gable, Dauphin, Pa, says: ri
find 1t invaluable in all cases ior which it
Ia recommended, and ! chessiully attest
my appreciation Of ita excellence ifE&.
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The Forum, which jumped at once into
so high place, has steadily improved
from Its first number. 1t has reached q
point where It ia Indispensable to thoee
who desire to BIO abreast with the beat
thought OF the day. The article Of Gov.
Foraker, in the August number, "The Rs.
turn OF the Republican Party" has attract.
ed general attention and furnished the
ground plan Of an animated newspaper
controversy, The September number has
eleven excellent articles. Senator Iugalls,
who writes 90 brilliantly IS he talks, de-.
votes himself to the Sixteenth Amend.
ment. on which he has some convictions.
The paper on "Books That Have Helped
Me" is this month by Rev. DR.. A. Jessop,
aud Is one Of the bsst Of the Series. The
Forum Publishing Company, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-13

Vide Apake 10 for the young people, and
where 1t has once made It's appearance 1t
ia ever welcomed as good, familiar friend.
But We have noticed that the young PEG.
pie arc not permitted 10 monopolize It.
1ts contents are easily appreciated by ten.
der minds, but they take hold OF tho older
ones aa well, and they don't let go. The
illustrations arc simply superb, drawn by
artists who know how to supplement tho
pen with the pencil, and engraved in the
best style Of the art. The bound volume
just issued will make glad the heart Of
any child who can enjoy plcture.-D.'
Lothrop Company, Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-13

ITTlHfT IHukHtuf LeHHs NtW OHHtM N
to beauty when 1t diucloaea a pretty set Of
teeth. Whitencss, when nature .haa cup.
piled thia element Of loveliness, may DO
retained through life by using the frag.
rant EoxoDoST. a 81 n i5s EzI;
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The Ensliah bookseller catalogues Bill
Nye'a Boomerang shots" under "sport.
ing books. !" Is 1t SARCASM OF merely Brit.
ish Aumor ? aaks the editor OF Book Chal,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-13

Stranger I'm New York -Four pounds
Of chrome yellow, please." Dealer-"Yes
sir; how "a the bakery business in Phila.
delphia ~: Z l.G5'ss
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"sPALDiSa's GLUE" mends furniture,
toys, croekery, all ornamental work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-13

You'i find her smiling night and day,
4 Although Of times she Is not KAY, Iih.t
And should you wonder when you meet
This eeaSttat Sa!le, regard her teeth, 4
shG only laughs those gems 10 show,
Which SUZ0DOST makes white AZ snow,
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svNDAYs@ u a. 100 a. H. and run every
q, N. and run every hour uul 10 D. m eIc s%
&C., and Wheeling Ut 12l6 D. m: y =
e Rp30 II. fAsS.sai Q. HIRSCH Ennc,yotordortSt
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u. Q. y O, Railrond. y. N

III u. q. y O. Railroad. I. ~;
= Bsllairc 4 Zaucsyille Through Passenger leaves
8eiiatfe g. ss{8 g. M, arrives ut Beaile at D. M
NJ, arrives at Bellaire 81 S: a. m. ~" 80 :, -
snmneiheld ACCOMMODATION leaves BellsIno at
Loo p. M, arrives at Bolaire at iO:ls A. m " - ~
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The Writer, monthly magazine ior
literary workers OF all classes, published
at Boston, should be on the table OF every
writer for the preea. In its-pages each
month may be found, in addition to an
interesting collection Of literary miscell.
any, practical suggestions to authors,
newspaper correspondents, editors, re-.
portera and stuaenta Of rhetoric and Ian.
gusgc. 1t should bs on the dosk OF every
college student as well as the professional
literary worker. MI Us .lss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-13

"Hinta and Helps is the title Of o two
hundred and fifty page work juat issued
in Washington by ex. Congressman Chsrle1
Pelham. 1t comprises q collection OF val
liable aids to. lawyers, claim agents, claim
ants, applicants for position in the civil
service and sill others having business Of
any kind with the Government ut Wash
iugton City. 1t ia the result Of many years
Of professional experience on the part Of
the author, and is one OF the most COM
pleto works Of its kind We have ever ex-
amined. In the, couree OF preparing the
work Mr.. Pelham had little encoun-
ter with the Civil Service Commis-
zion, and an examination Of the volume
will afford sufficient evidence that he has
tho; best OF that body. By some meare
or other the author has come into posses.
sion Of the secret rules OF the Commission,
which are the guide for making exsmina-
ton papers. He publiahes these rules,
and lays baro the method by which favor.
ties, either personal or political, are aided
in passing the examination for admission
to tho civil service OF the United States,
and by which the spirit OF the Law is vic.
Olalcus ILL., Aeluaul says. 90 CouRIcsE
never intended that the Civil Service
Commission should usa the powers
granted to them to fill the departments
with their own friends, which the secre.
ton Of their rules enables them to do. Ia
the interest0 Of justice, therefore, and to
tho end that every one, as well as a favored
few, msy be benefited by q, knowledge OF
these rules, and universal fair play be SO.
cured, We give these aecret rules to the
public" ID 4
Every citizen aud professional man
who has business, Of whatever character
with any Of tho Government Departments,
should have copy OF "Hints and Holps."
It will ssye Tina and money to ouch, as it
contains information regarding methods
Of procedure, the construction of laws,
&c., which heretofore could only be
gained through lengthy correspondence
with the Departments or by m expensive
trip to to the capital. The price is 81 90,
and it is published by the author ct No, 50
corcoran Building, Washington, D. @.
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Observation-Disclosures. Z

yITANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GEN.
wv. ERAL Housewofk, at tSi South Broadway.
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Fol, RENT,
z sTOCKuOIDEns, MHITINUs.
CTOOKHoLDERs' MEETING,

n lINIIf II.1 .I0I7 AN h = ~
The, annual meeting Of The ,stockholden OF ,hs
reciors 10 kerye .ior tho ensuing year, Ard In
transaction OF such other business d may Ia
brought before It, will DO held At tho compauy's
o1ice III this city, on Tuesday, September u. Al ia
o'clock 4. No. iFit 30 = q. A. ROBINSON,
.,.tls- Z q =, >. Secretary.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
6 TRAIEs-0n md after July II, Ie37-FxPLi-
NATION OF REysRXNcI IAEgs. sDaily, fsupdAy
excepted. tMondAy exeepsed.-Eastcrn STANDARD
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Charles T. Walter, manager OF tho 81.
Johasba,y Republican, announces new
book by W. H. II. Murray, better known
as Adirondack" Murray. It will con
tain four sketches, to bs named aftor the
first, "How Deacon Tubman and Parson
Whitney Kept New YEARS." Murray's
cheeriness and psthoa will DO welcomed
back again by many on aamirer of his
genius. 81 ].
The Writer Tor September makea tho
following neat suggestions which tho In.
TELLldEScER recommends to it's corres-
pondents and contributors: n. .44i!| 's5
People who will not take the trouble
to write the letters M and ,"u" plainly
may help competitors and insure cleaner
proofs II they will acquire the habit Of
understanding each III" in their copy.
Readers Of tho manuscript to whom tbs
custom is novel, will quickly apprehend
the meaning Of tho mark, and all will find
its use great convenience. Some writers
attain the same end by putting 0 little
scrowl.like mark above the "u,"' but the
other plan aeems better. E5.!5,i, 3: 4
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WANTED s ss ss st Se' sSo1 .s A. 9lo
viii pay Good Salary and all EXPENSE Wit Il,
terms and state salary wanted. SLOAN Il Cd
Manufacturers 2oa aeoTge street, Cincinnati, Ohio
ap7f-rrhAs -l2sl,iTpi- tE.tt ist5, r. fTs' ~'''
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EOR SALE

F0R SALE. W.
On tho National Pike and near Railroad Depot
at Valley Grove, Ohio county, ". Va, nearly -Four
aud other buildings fruits, etc. VIII sell fox
Zoo, which Is less than the buildings cost.
5'7t JAMES L. HAWLEY,
tyf9 ia@sef's 2 s2sas 1870 4an Street
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MARGARET

Scale o! Prices, co.. IS and 81 co. Sale begins
Wednesday moEaiag, September II, at Hauuier's
MelN store .-L..L w. -- ave. So. .--.-.. Sel0 n
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.N7ANTED-EMpLOYMENT : BY y a
wv Blacksmith OF temperate habits aud indus.
tiions Address BLAvKsMITH, 2ol5 Main street
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E,IRsr. GLASS SHORT GREEK FARM
II FOR SALE, ~.
$50 Acres. about 10 miles from Wheeling, two
miles from Short Creek Station, on T.. q. 4 81. L.
Railroad; 70 acres creek bottom, about lt0 acrs
cleared and mostly In grass. 1t "a rich Limestone
soil, underad with the Ave FOOT csm Of good coal.
Large brick house, rooms, good water. table aud
outbuildingS. For parttculArs enquite Of rEIKS
DELApLA1N, on the premises, Or
aua 49, 1efa Market Etyeet WhaaIIay W VI
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WANTED.

vJTyAN TED--LABORERS AT ONE
wv Dollar and Willy Cents day, on Yonn,..
town Limo oil BtidkcuAiet. Gas Company AshSy
10 Foreman on Line near Vanpoit, "a. r slS'
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II OsT-A SMALL RED COW WITH
IL leather halter on, and a nall driven IN ono
horn. Finder Will DO rewarded by returning satne
10 Mariana LIVERY RlAble =. tL.--I- b - :, kelA
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-10-22
BEDINGTON NEWS.

Mr.. N. b. Means, of Baltimore, is
the guest of his son, G. A. Means.
Mr.. j. B. Laking, of Hagerstown,
was visiting among the folks in this
vicinity on Sunday.
The protracted meeting being held
by Rev. Leonidas Butt is still in pro-
gress. He has preached some elo-
quent and able sermons. He is an
able servant of the Lord and works
hard for the salvation of mankind.
Up to this date (l7th) there have been
3 conversions.
The person signing himself or her.
self Belle " is " little off" in refer
ence to the incident related. The
young man did get the mail, but did
not keep it in his possession half an
hour. This person has no ground to
intimate that he layishes his atten-
tions upon the fair ladies nor the FAM
lily in general; even though he did it
is no ones business, and doubtless
could the author of the article lavish
some of his or her attentions land not
Intentions" as the expression used
by this person implies, they would
not be so free to sheer at this young
man.
Your correspondent bids farewell to
the readers of THE HERALD for time
at least. in the fond hope that some
one more thoroughly qualified may
take up the pen and WELD it-for the
good of all. Farewell, dear HERALD,
dear readers and brother and sister
correspondents. May you all have a
prosperous future, is the sincere and
humble wish of EDMUND.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-10-22
BUSINESS LOCALS.

T AIDES, MISSES AND CHILDRENS
IL WRAPS.-To say that we have the
largest and best selected line of wraps
that we have ever had or has ever been
brought to this city is not saying too
much. We would call your attention to
the fact that our ladies' wraps are all
new with the exception of ten which we
carried over from last year, SO when you
see our stock you will not see a lot of last
years, that we could not sell, but we will
show you new, fresh goods and styles.
Then again, they are so much cheaper
than last year. New Markets that sold
at Sc we can now sell you at So, and SO
on. The newest and most stylish are the
Plaid Jackets. Rough Boucle Cloth wraps
are not worn this season. In fine wraps,
Silk Plush will be the most popular, we
have them from 81 up. For Misses. short
Plaid Jackets and New Markets are the
thing, and in children's, the long Plaid
Cloaks will be the most desirable. We
have always had the reputation of selling
the best and cheapest wraps and we in
tend to maintain it as we are now better
prepared than ever to do SO. We can
give you elegant light so you can see what
you are buying. All we ask is for you
to call and see what we have before you
buy as we defy any one to beat our prices
either in this market or any other.
EMMERT & FIERY.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-10-22
LEETOWN NEWS.

Death has again visited our COM
munity and claimed for its victim lit
tie Herbert Strother, aged one year
and twenty-four days, only child of
our esteemed friends Floyd and joan
ma Watson, near Leetown. Herbert,
who died Oct. IS, 1887, was bright
and interesting child, the pride of all
who knew him and the idol of his pa
aching void which will not soon be
filled, and a wound has been inflicted
which only time can heal. Rev. T.
A. Strother, assisted by Rev. j. P.
Stump, preached the funeral sermon
in the church at LeetoWn, after which
the remains were inferred at Middle
way, where they were followed by a
large concourse of friends and rela-
tives, with the tribute of tears and
flowers. G.. II. r,
DIR. Wager, who resides near Char
lestown, met with painful accident
last Friday. He was at the saw mill
of Messrs. Homar and Johnson, of our
burg, which is located in Jas. Coyle'S
woods, about four miles east of Lee
town, and was standing near the saw,
while in motion, when piece Of slab
was accidentally whirled off which
struck him on the neck, inflicting an
ugly and painful wound, which was
thought fatal at first, but at present
he is improving.
David Wagely, respected and es-
teemed citizen of the vicinity of Sum-
NIT Point, is dangerously i'll at this
writing.
Our enterprising friend, Charles
Jones, is about completing a fine barn
GA his farm near LeetoWn.
Miss Mamie Duble, near Wickliffe,
Clarke Co., Va, is visiting the Misses
Snyder, Of this vicinity.
Miss Edith Mcclure has opened a
private school at her home near this
place.
We are sorry to learn that W."
has erased her name from the roll of
correspondence to THE HERALD. Can
it be that she has fallen victim to the
matrimonial fever and intends to To-
cate elsewhere?
Miss Annie Bowman and Miss Fan
ME Rosenberger, of Shenandoah Co.,
Va, are visiting the Misses Watson,
of this vicinity. X.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-10-22

The magnificent old colonial home
stead, Oaklanbs," in Loudoun Co.,
Va, belonging to Mrs. George w.
Carter, formerly Miss Kate Curtis
Powell, will shortly pass out of the
family who have held possession for
over two hundred years, it having
been placed in the hands of promi-
nent real estate agent. 1t was coded
to the great-grandfather of the present
proprietor by King George, to whom
he was counsellor, and whose portrait
and that of his wife still hang on the
ancestral hall.
The Shenandoah Valley Depot in
this place was burned on Sunday last
about $3.50 O'Clock A. NJ. When first
discovered the fire was well under
way. It is not known how it orgina-
ted. The building was frame and
was quickly consumed. The contents
furniture, a trunk or SO and some
books-were destroyed. Articles in
the fire proof safe are safe. The loss
is probably $4,000; the insurance
81 900. The night was calm and the
building being somewhat isolated
there was no damage to other proper
| ty. For the present the north end OF
the freight house will be used as 9
passenger depot.
Ex-Gov. Hamilton purchased the
Iron Ore Property near Harper:
Ferry, 80 acres, known as "The Vir
ginia Ore Bank" His bid was SAP. 81
per acre.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-10-22
WHAT AM | TO DO7

The symptoms of Biliousness are I'M
happily but too we'll known. They differ
in different individuals to some extent.
A Bilious man is seldom breakfast eater.
Too frequently, alas, he has an excellent
appetite for liquids but none for solids of
morning. His tongue will hardly bear
inspection at any time if it is not white
and furred, it is rough, at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out of
order and Diarrhea or Constipation MAJ
be symptom or the two may alternate.
There are often Hemmorrhoids or even
loss of blood. There may be giddiness
and often headache and acidity or fatu-
lence and tenderness in the pit of the
stomach. To correct all this if not effect
a cure try Green's august Floacer, it cost
but a trihe and thousands attest its eff
Cacy.